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Continuing Medicaid expansion has done more than improve recipients’ health through earlier cancer screenings, increased dental treatment.
Republican state Reps. Joe Sweeney of Salem, Joe Alexander of Goffstown, and Ross Berry of Manchester, are sponsoring the legislation.
Lawmakers know the Department of Health and Human Services will not meet its March 1 deadline for closing the Sununu Youth Services Center.
Proponents say it will "ensure the integrity of the primary" and limit one party's voters meddling in the other party's contests.
Efforts to legalize cannabis in New Hampshire are coming back this legislative session — after years of legislative defeats.
The volatility of fossil fuel prices has driven some to try and save money by switching — and the opportunity to use a local fuel for heat.
Expanding Medicaid insurance to more low-income Granite Staters was a tough sell before it passed the Legislature nine years ago.
New Hampshire Hunger Solutions will receive around $250,000 to do outreach about nutrition assistance programs, as participation lags.
The GOP has prioritized protecting the state’s first-in-the-nation primary this session. Sen. Regina Birdsell will lead the effort.
The Iowa Democratic Party renewed calls for the Democratic National Committee to let Iowa keep its first-in-the-nation caucuses.
It's a new legislative year and a new Legislature, and once again, NH's lawmakers have carved out a daunting workload: 800 unique bills.
State Rep. Michael Cahill, D-Newmarket, said opposition from such a broad group of orgs concerned enough lawmakers, so he withdrew the bill.
New Hampshire State Parks is offering free admission to seven state parks on New Year's Day to encourage people to get outside.
The department is requesting to lower the total value of its four-year contract with Prenda from $5.8 million to $3.4 million.
The state’s fuel assistance program has received 28,309 applications for assistance so far this year.
Every 4 years, New Hampshire becomes the center of the American political universe — all thanks to the state’s first-in-the-nation primary.
The DNC could block Democratic candidates who takes part in a rogue New Hampshire primary from joining their competitors on a debate stage.
NH DHHS is hoping to use $700K to provide 175 Ukrainian refugees with help finding jobs, housing, vaccines, and to help them learn English.
Manchester state Rep. Matt Wilhelm bested former House speaker Steve Shurtleff of Penacook by a 108-85 vote Thursday.
Court: The 2022 Libertarian candidate for U.S. Senate illegally sold cryptocurrency credits that should have been registered as securities.
